The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-16
LOCAL..

X. b. Hayes.
A pretty line of Fall calicoes at Col. R.
G. Mitchell's.
Miss Fannie Mccoy is visiting friends
in the country.
Fine lot of Ladies' and Gents Shoes
ia Col. Mitchell's.
Miss Lou Davis. of E. City, is visiting
Miss Cora Mitchell.
Pure North Carolina mountainw hisky
at the Bay View Bar.
Fresh n. Y. state Goshen Butter, 90c
a pound at Col. Mitchell's.
Mrs. J. S. Leary and children, of Berk-
ley, Va, are visiting the family OF MIR.
James Mccoy.
A handsome lot of Ladies' trimmed
and uutrimmed Hats, Just received at
Col. Mitchell S.
Mr.. Jno. g. Williams has returned
from his summer vacation trip. He IS
| looking bright and cheerful as usual.
The prospects for good schools in our
midst is indeed subject of congratuia-
ton. See advertisements in this paper
OYSTER saloons will be plentiful this
| season. This being the first "R month,
some have already commenced opera
ton.
The Raleigh News and Observer says:
! Miss Lizzie Badham, of Edenton, arrived
/ in the city yesterday to attend st. Mary
school
Mr.. w. G. Foster, of Portsmouth,
! Va. was in to see us on Thursday. we
are pleased to place him on our list OF
subscribers.
Mr.. E. B. Clarke, formerly of Edenton,
.e,y Of Baltimore, was warmly greete"
b. ANY friends OF his boyh00o days -
0,4.. town this week.
Y >ErED-A man to do good Black
.@..,7.,,, work and Horse ShOeiug. Per
ra.nent position guaranteed. apply 20
/. n. Harris, EdentOn, n. Z.
WAvrED-A man with small capital
60 ingage IN paying business IN E4en-
ton. For information apply TO ii,
FISHERMAN 81 FARMER S Office IL
A beautiful mountain of Snow cream.
and not lessened in value by the fact
that it contains the best of every thing
needed in its makeup, is found III Ole
of Moore Milk Shakes
The 10Th and Goth constitute the
Jewish New Year. The 29th, the day OF
Attonement. We suppose those OF oul
townsmen who are of that nationality
will observe the occasion according 10
custom.
Merchants should advertize their fall
purchase as soon as possible. That II
will nav there can be no doubt. The
axDerionce of business men throughout
the world attest the fact that there Is
virtue in printer S ink.
Mr.. T. B. Bland and family and Mr..
w. J. LearY's family returned from
Nays Head, Wednesday. They bear
the signs of good health and the sign Of
summer spent at the beach-espec1ally
the children, who are as brown as ber-
lries and as fat as seals.
Mr.. Jos. Pugh, the genial gentleman
who has been connected in business
yvay with the n. S. Il. r., at EdentOn, for
some months, has accepted a more pleas
ant and lucrative position IN the city OF
! Norfolk. We shall miss him, and so
will his numerous friends to whose
pleasure he has always been an lnVal-
liable contributor. Success attend hlm.
have on hand H. P. ''Eclipse" ="
Engine, on sills, one 80 Saw "Centen-
niaI'' Cotton Gin, Feeder and Condenser,
and one BALI Cotton-press, belt, etc.
all in first class running order and ready
for use. Price for whole outfit 'SooO,
delivered at Plymouth, n. Z. Time
given if desired on part of purchase
money. Address T. a. PERRY, Ply
mouth, n. G. H.
All foliaceous vegetation begins to
assume autumnaI cast. Soon the wlntry
blasts of the northern tempest Will
silence into timely decay the natural
ensigns of vegetative existence. Then
the active business of those depending
upon the attained success of the nus
bandman will begin. May all have
pleasant season, a profitable harvest, an
active business prosperity.
The protracted meetings OF the co!ored
Methodist and Baptist churches closed
on Sunday, having been attended with
more than usual results. The ordinance
of baptism, by immersion, was admin
istered on Sunday to candidates for
membership of both denominations. AS
is usual, on such occasions, a large crowd